Elvis Hits In Deutsch Vol 3 CD Import

Elvis Hits In Deutsch Vol 3 Music

List Price	$28.98 (You save $10.53)
Category	World Albums, World Beat CDs
Label	MSI Music / Super D
CD Universe Part number	6990709
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 10, 2005
Additional Info	Import

Elvis Hits In Deutsch Vol 3 Songs

	1.	Du Hast Ja Tranen In Den Augen
	2.	Ihr Herz Gehort Schon Einem Andrm
	3.	Lach Incht So
	4.	Ich Komme Wieder
	5.	Blue Moon
	6.	Wunderbar Wie Du Heut' Wieder Kubt
	7.	Ich Brauche Dich Dazu
	8.	Ich Brauch' Keinen Ring
	9.	O, Wie Gut
	10.	Tina Darling
	11.	Die Blauen Widlederschuhe
	12.	Tutti Frutti
	13.	Das Ist Rock And Roll
	14.	Total Verruckt
	15.	Hey Baby
	16.	Ab Und Zu
	17.	Das Ist Die Liebe
	18.	Ich Such Dich, Ich Brauch Dich, Ich Lieb Dich
	19.	Komm
	20.	Mein Wunsch Wird Wahr
	21.	Hotel Zur Einsamkeit

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